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Published Tuesdays and Fridays PRICE (inc. G.S.T.) $2 PP331336/0000 1 Friday, June 4, 2021 For the Shire of Buloke, and the districts of Birchip, Charlton, Donald, St. Arnaud, Watchem and Wycheproof Rally to Scrap Camping Regulations The Nationals Member for Lowan, Emma Kealy, joined hundreds of landholders from across Victoria on the steps of Parliament rallying against the State Government’s flawed camping regulations. The rally came just days This is in direct contrast after the Victorian Nationals to Labor, which plans to force passed an urgent motion at landholders with licenced the party’s state conference crown water frontage to condemning the Andrews allow people to camp for up Government for its policy. to 28 days from September “If The Nationals are this year. elected to government next Labor is also developing year we will amend this an app to show people flawed legislation to allow where licenced crown water landholders to opt-in to al- frontage exists, and where lowing camping on licenced unmarked roads can facili- crown water frontages,” Ms tate access to that frontage. Kealy said. “That means it will only Ms Kealy said the occur on licenced crown water anomalies that existed in the frontage where landholders regulations were unwork- actively choose to have peo- able and unacceptable. • Member for Lowan Emma Kealy (far right) with members of The Nationals, including leader Peter Walsh (front, centre), ple camp.” • Continued on page 2. at the rally. Potential Club When it Comes Merger Aborted to Polishing, The “Bendigo Advertiser’s” Luke West reported in Saturday’s edition that a merger between Charlton and Wycheproof-Narraport football clubs Sunny Shines has been aborted, and both the Navy Blues and Demons will remain stand- alone clubs in the North-Central League next year, after the proposal didn’t receive the required support. Wycheproof-Narraport members who voted, only 20 soon. There’s people moving conducted a meeting on Sun- per cent were in favour of out of Melbourne, but they’re day, May 23, with 82% of merging with the Demons. not moving to places like members eligible to vote being (75% of members needed to Wycheproof and Charlton, in favour of merging with support the proposal for the they’re moving to Bendigo, near neighbour, Charlton. merger to go ahead.) so we’ve just been trying to However, the merger get on the front foot. proposal was skittled on the Wycheproof-Narraport following Wednesday night, club secretary, Rory White, is “We’ve now spoken to our when Charlton members over- quoted as saying, “There’s two closest neighbours in whelmingly voted against it. shrinking populations all over Nullawil and Charlton, and According to the “Bendigo country Victoria and it’s not gone through the process. Advertisier”, of the Charlton going to change any time We’ll keep our lines of com- munication open for any club that may want to have a chat moving forward, but for the moment, we’ll continue to go on our way as is.”
An Invitation... for Ag businesses Charlton Football Club and farm service industries president, Shane Fitzpatrick, to submit advertising now said that like any country club, the lack of junior num- bers coming through is his club’s biggest issue. “This year we’re as good • Sunny Slocombe and daughter Sue Davis, with the polished Kara Kara Pennant Cup. as we have been for a long The success of the Birchip ladies’ pennant team was recently reported time with our juniors num- in the “Buloke Times’’, and last week Sunny Slocombe kindly polished bers, because we’ve got 22 running around in both teams the silverware for the ladies to display proudly. Advertising is invited for the (under-16s and under-13s). Sunny grew up with her Sunny moved to Birchip where she helped out with June issue of the Mallee Farmer grandmother in South Aus- in 1949 with her husband, farming activities, and cared “But we know there will tralia, and she said, “Polish- Norm, whom she had met in for her family. be years to come when we ing the family silver was an Melbourne, where her par- When Sunny moved into Contact this newspaper for details will be short of numbers, so and to arrange bookings activity we used to do regu- ents lived. Birchip many years after that’s why we’d be silly not to larly, and I loved seeing the Sunny and Norm lived on Norm passed away, she Monthly supplement for The Buloke Times, Sea Lake & Wycheproof Times Ensign, explore another avenue if it’s ‘good silver’ all polished up.” the farm for many years, • Continued on page 2. North West Express and Robinvale Sentinel. put in front of you.” And to complete the fourfold cutback, Saturday, Three Different Worlds July 3, has been booked by North-Central as another First, there are the States of Western Australia, total day off, so the one issue of the “Times” in the fol- South Australia, New South Wales, Queensland and lowing week will be on Friday, July 9. Tasmania, and the Northern Territory, all of them doing FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 2021 reasonably well in coping with the Coronavirus. From then on, who knows? Things should be get- ting “back to normal”, but given the events of the past Then there’s Victoria — or should we say Mel- Locally, and because our country communities are so couple of months, don’t bank on it. bourne? — totally and hopelessly incapable of managing closely connected to winter sporting activities, the * the menacing interloper, but still finding ways to allow closure of these major weekend carnivals has already football, at its highest level, to cross closed borders and Done – and Dumped caused the “Times” to cut publication this week from Not only was round 7 of North-Central football, keep on playing. two issues to one — today’s. Running a distant third is country Victoria, the netball and hockey cancelled. “grass roots” of the game, caught up in the “total lock- But wait, there’s more. Confronted with another So were hundreds of copies of the official booklet, down”, meaning that, for the second week in a row wipeout tomorrow, and a continued lockdown, the “The Recorder”, the production of which was completed there will be no North-Central football, netball or newspaper will again be forced to limit, temporarily, its shortly before the announcement of the lockdown of hockey. And this outcome, believe it or not, in an area output to once a week, that next date being Friday, June 11. the State, midway through Thursday of last week. totally free of corona cases. Worse still, immediately afterwards, comes the It’s a frustrating and costly outcome for the League On the commercial business front, the impact has Queen’s Birthday holiday, on Monday, June 14. So, – particularly in an area of Victoria free of the virus been, in many instances, nothing short of devastating. again, just one issue that week, on Friday, June 18. from the very beginning. Jas Enjoys Life in Birchip
Jasleen (Jas) Kaur recently graduated from La Trobe University, Shepparton Campus, with a Bachelor of Nursing, and is now undertaking her graduate year with East Wimmera Health Service and Ballarat Base Hospital. Coming from India, Jas chose the Shepparton Campus of La Trobe University for the relaxed lifestyle of the regions and better post-study opportu- nities, and it is pleasing she has now chosen to commence her nursing career in the country. Jas has been undertaking her graduate year at the Birchip Campus of East Wim- mera Health Service, and this week she has commenced a three month placement at Bal- larat Base Hospital. “I knew nursing was my calling when visits to the hos- pital would leave me yearning to do more to help during my placements whilst I was an In- ternational student with La Trobe,’’ said Jas. As an advocate for the rural life, Jas said the smaller • Jasleen (Jas) Kaur. country university campuses vided me with better learn- helpful, and will bend over gave her a taste for rural life. ing,” she said. backwards to help you. I re- “The smaller study groups “Shepparton has a real ally felt so lucky to have this at the Shepparton campus community feel, easier to small, very friendly family.” helped me get more attention meet and get to know people, Jas has fitted in well with from my lecturers and pro- easier to be recognised. All Birchip, having joined the the staff members and stu- Birchip-Watchem Hockey dents are just like one little Club, and the community is When it Comes family. looking forward to her return “Every single person on after her Ballarat placement to Polishing, campus I have known is very has finished. Sunny Shines • Continued from page 1. Aussie Flick at Rex: continued to cook meals for son Neil during harvest and “June Again” sowing well into her 80s. • Giant Jenga, one of the headspace Swan Hill activities, looks about to topple, and nerves Sunny, now in her 93rd. of steel are needed as Erika Payne sizes it up with Chloe James and Bridie Reid looking on. At the time of writing it’s hoped that the COVID year, is a resident at Wirrim lockdown will have ended and that the Rex will be op- Lodge in Birchip, and enjoys erational for this weekend’s screening of the Australian spending her spare time pol- movie “June Again” (M 99 minutes). ish-ing silverware. “Will I, or Won’t I?” Many of the E.W.H.S. staff With a strong cast, led by acting prowess of both Kar- “Resiliance” was the theme for the ninth Buloke Youth Health Expo, and family members of the Noni Hazelhurst, the heartfelt van and Curry. held at the Birchip Community Leisure Centre on May 25. Wirrim Lodge residents have story covers family matriarch While the viewer is taken The Expo drew young people from neighbouing schools, to take up the challenges on offer, also taken in prized trophies, June Wilton, who, after suf- on an emotional roller-coaster and to strengthen friendships among their peers. tea sets, rose bowls, cutlery fering a series of strokes has as the story evolves, the mix • Speakers Inspire Buloke Students – page 14. sets and other pieces of silver been in a nursing home for of serious and lightness is for Sunny to polish. Once she five years. Experiencing a sure to captivate the viewer. has rubbed off all the black sudden reprieve from her A polished movie, with Rally to Scrap Camping Regulations tarnish, the pieces look brand long-term dementia, she strong characterisations, and new, sparkling and twinkling • Continued from page 1. manslaughter charges if there “People across the state leaves the facility and re-en- moments which are genuinely for their owners to behold. ters the lives of her adult funny and playful, this is an is a fatal accident to legal li- are disgusted by the lack of Maureen Donnellon has children, Ginny (Claudia Kar- Australian movie worth seeing. “Landholders are not al- ability, but Labor MPs are consideration this govern- lowed to collect firewood also given Sunny many pieces van) and Devon (Stephen • Patrons are encouraged to also closing their ears to ment has given landholders from the Birchip Historical from Crown land reserves Curry), and learns that “things check the Rex website and concerns about the risk of in this decision, which was Society, and they have been they hold under licence, and haven’t gone according to Facebook page for updates re- biosecurity breaches, bush- legislated first and consulted brought lovingly back to life, plan”. garding screenings for this yet campers will be able to fires, litter and the destruc- on second. to take their place in the mu- use this land and use fire- While dealing with the coming weekend. tion of habitat. seums display cabinets. subject of dementia, the “June Again” screens wood,” she said. “This is a flawed plan “Labor needs to dump Anyone who has any silver movie explores the more op- (hopefully) on: Saturday 5 “Not only do these that is a blatant grab for this ill-conceived policy and they would like polished, can timistic theme of precious June 5, at 8 p.m., Sunday, changes expose landholders votes in suburban Mel- properly engage with land- deliver it to Sunny at Wirrim time, and Hazelhurst is well June 6, and Tuesday, June 8, who face industrial bourne. holders.” Lodge. supported in her role by the at 8 p.m.. PAGE 2 — “The Buloke Times”, Friday, June 4, 2021. Birchip Campus Nears Completion The new East Wimmera Health Service Campus at Birchip is nearing completion, with the plants and lawn being installed in the court yard last week.
Community members will into the new premises, as have noticed the works at the works continue on the exist- front of the new building, in- ing premises. cluding the driveway for the ambulance parking area. In- Other works on the site are side the new area, the laying progressing faster than of the carpets and vinyl has planned, with the footings and been completed. the rio mesh foundations for the kitchen storage and laun- The contractors have been dry section already set up in getting the new fire panel op- readiness for the concrete to erational, and Mallee Land- be poured. scape has begun planting and • The driveway for ambulance parking area at the Birchip Campus. styling the gardens in the The completion of the full court yard of the new build, schedule of works has been providing an impressive vista brought forward, with likely for the residents to enjoy and completion around August. look out into from their rooms and the main living area. The management of East Wimmera Health Service will The painters and contrac- be providing the community tors are busy fitting off the with an opportunity to view final touches to the rooms in the new build in the near readiness for the staged move future.
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“The Buloke Times”, Friday, June 4, 2021 — PAGE 3 IN MEMORIAM BEREAVEMENT POLE.— Harold. THANK-YOU Kiss Pa on this day dear Lord, GOOD.– Leon George “Times” Classifieds And when you see him smile, Robyn, Janelle and the Phone Donald 5497 1222, Birchip 5492 2735 Tell him that we love him Good families, sincerely And miss him more and thank everyone for their Deadlines:— Tuesday’s Issue: Classified advertisements (single column), 10 a.m. Monday. Display advertisements more. cards, flowers, expressions (2 or more columns), 3 p.m. Friday prior. Friday’s Issue: Classified advertisements (single column), 10 a.m. Thursday. Put your arms around him of condolence and donations Display advertisements (2 or more columns), 3 p.m. Wednesday prior. And cradle him with care, of food, on the passing of Because he is our our beloved Leon. beautiful Pa DEATH DEATH DEATH FUNERAL And loved beyond compare. Your thoughts were greatly appreciated. ELDER (McNaughton).– GRYLLS.— GRYLLS.— Graham ARNEL.– John Leslie — Love always, Jean Graham Peter Passed away peacefully The funeral for John Arnel Mackenzie, Jonah and Please accept this as our Passed away peacefully On May 31, 2021 on May 31, 2021 will now be held on June Montanna. XXX personal thanks. on May 27, 2021 at Wycheproof, after a Much loved father and 4, 2021. ––––––––––––––––––––– at Geelong. long illness. father-in-law of Georgina Due to Covid restrictions POLE.– Harold THANK-YOU Dearly loved sister of Aged 76 years. and Damien. Adored and attendance is by invitation 5/6/2001 Heather, Ken and Mandy Loved husband of Jeannie. proud Pop of Cassandra only.. A special place Thanks to friends and th (dec.) Matheson. Loved and devoted father & Damien, Jarryd and in our hearts family who made my 80 Matthew. –Arnel family. birthday so special. Fond Aunty of Nadia & of Georgina (Hogan), Peta, ––––––––––––––––––––– is set aside for you, Glenn Bish, Nigel & Lynlee Jonathon and Chloe. Cherished Great-Pop of As long as life and – Pam Giddings Matheson and Meleah & Fond father-in-law and Sophie and Leo. IN MEMORIAM memories last ––––––––––––––––––––– John Hogan and their re- friend to Damien, Shane, We hold you close POLE.– Harold We will love and spective families. THANK-YOU Amy and Anthony. within our hearts and Passed away June 5, 2001 remember you. You had a smile for Loved Pop of 9. Loved great- there you will remain. Our lives go A huge thank you to Ella everyone. –Greg, Sue (dec.) and pop of Sophie and Leo. on without you, Emma. and Taina on helping me Special memories of many He lived for those GRYLLS.— Graham but nothing is the In God’s Care to celebrate my birthday laughs and good times. he loved. Distance has kept us same. –kudos to you, you helped Will be sadly missed and And those he loved apart, but I have many POLE.— Harold make it a thing of beauty. forever loved. We have to hide our remember. happy memories of grow- heartache, Passed away June 5, 2001. ––––––––––––––––––––– Forever in our hearts. ing up to cherish. when someone speaks Our darling Dad. It is often Rest in peace Dad. your name. the little things that bring DEATH Due to COVID-19 –Love Peta, Shane, Sad are the hearts a smile to our face, as we restrictions remember your warmth, Grace and Evie. that love you, ~ Private generosity, kindness and Family Interment ~ silent are the tears love that you showed to GRYLLS.— Graham that fall. each of us everyday. As the – Best wishes, ELDER.– Ian Messages of condolence Many happy memories of years have now passed, we Aunt Babe Smith. Wycheproof RSL sub- may be sent to: Living without you, is our golf trips and footy dis- are so grateful to have you branch mourns the pass- the hardest part of all. The Grylls Family cussions, especially about as our most special Dad ing of their past president, c/- PO Box 127 Collingwood, I will keep Cherished husband and Pa. You are forever in Ian Elder. Scrap Metal Birchip Vic 3489 growing the veggies. of Irene. our hearts. All our love. Deepest sympathy to Thanks for being such a You are always in my –Carm, Tony, Ben, Wanted Robyn, Robert, Wendy and David Kelly loving Pop to Angel and Alanna and Matthew families. heart and M.J. KELLY & SONS Brodie. forever loved. XXXXX. • Batteries • Brass Lest we Forget. AFDA - Birchip - 5492 2547 –Love Jonathon, –Irene xx. • Copper • Aluminium Angel, Brodie and Harold Lambert • Cans, etc. June 5, 2001 dear friend Amy. POLE.— Harold. ’ Our darling Dad and Pa. Donald Scrap Metal Gardening and ARTIE S HOME We do not need a special day
MAINTENANCE GRYLLS.— Graham to bring you to our minds. This day is remembered & Recycling Pruning and quietly kept, 5399 2203 Thanks for being such a The days we do not think of in Donald and • Basic home repairs you are very hard to find. No words are needed, we 0427 992 203 great Dad. The girls will shall never forget. surrounding towns: • Plaster repairs and painting miss the trips to Swan Hill, Our hearts still ache with • Insurance Work sadness and silent tears For those we love don’t go Complete garden mainte- • Lawn mowing as Pop always treated them away, to their favourite KFC. still flow, nance including specialist • Guttering cleaned • Pruning What it meant to lose you, They walk beside us every pruning services and paving. • Rubbish Removal • Odd jobs Always on my mind, Dad, no one will ever know. day, Qualified and professional • Pressure washing Forever in my heart. Our thoughts are always Unseen and unheard, but with 25+ years’ experience. –Love Chloe, Anthony, with you, your place always near, Ph. 0431 323 709 So loved, so missed and so SOLICITOR Contact David Barrance Tahlia and Hayley. no one can fill, 116 Napier Street, very dear. on 0413 782 303 In life we loved you dearly, St. Arnaud in death we love you still. Dad, each day I think of GRYLLS.— Graham Experienced practical Our love always. you, sometimes with a Dearly loved brother of advice in plain English smile, sometimes with a Joy. — Erin and Robbie XX. Appointments also tear, always with love. I will miss our phone calls, available in Charlton, Our love always. Mensland and hearing what your Donald and Wycheproof Printed and published for the propri- — Bern, Rod, Toni & grandchildren and great- etors by Robin Letts, at the office of Greg, Carrie & Leigh, Ph. 5495 2595 grandchildren are up to. “The Buloke Times”, 6 McCulloch [email protected] Such a proud Pop! Street, Donald. Jett and Kai xxxx. Much loved uncle of Jane, Paul, Dea, Casey, Sarah and families. Fond memories of fun times spent together in Wyche. OPEN Rest peacefully, Graham.
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